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Endoman said:...the clutch had gone at 30k. Interior reeked of Chanel when I got it, easy to work out.
wozy said:If the paperwork is there, I'd be looking at clutch changes in a 993s life. I've known these to be replaced at 30k mile intervals, one I viewed at 95k miles was on its fourth. Mine is still on its original.
Clutch replacement in my eyes at lower miles generally means more town stop start traffic, and that's never as a good for an engine as all day on a free flowing road or motorway..
Tobesetc said:wozy said:If the paperwork is there, I'd be looking at clutch changes in a 993s life. I've known these to be replaced at 30k mile intervals, one I viewed at 95k miles was on its fourth. Mine is still on its original.
Clutch replacement in my eyes at lower miles generally means more town stop start traffic, and that's never as a good for an engine as all day on a free flowing road or motorway..
Really good point about clutch replacement as an indicator (although you never know you have all the receipts). Clever point, probably applicable to all used cars.